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Honoring Remembrance Day by Living In Gratitude 💖 Today, we pause to honor the bravery and sacrifices made so we can live in freedom. This Remembrance Day, we hold in our hearts those who gave everything in service and those who carry the legacy of love and loss.   💖 “They shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old: Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn. We will remember them.” Unknown.   As we remember, let’s reflect on how we can best hoor their sacrifice – by fully embracing the lives they fought for us to have. Each day is a gift. Instead of letting it pass by, let’s show up, celebrate and make the most of it.   Some reminders as we live in gratitude: ✨Celebrate each moment: Choose to be present, even in the little things, versus going through the motions. ✨Show appreciation openly: Remember the 5:1 rule – express gratitude five times for every criticism as this deepens connection, encourages innovation and builds resilient teams.   🚀 Remembrance Day is observed by many nations worldwide, with traditions spanning from the Commonwealth to the United States (Veterans Day) and beyond. While we remember their courage, let’s live a life worthy of the freedom they’ve secured for us. 🎯 Every moment of gratitude holds a seed of transformation; let’s make each one count.. There is no rewind, enjoy every moment. Show up as if you were meant to be there. 🚀 Today I invite you to live with intention, and to consider: ‘What am I grateful for today? Where can I celebrate life more fully?   I’m Luann: Liked this post? Connect & follow me for updates. ✨For personalized strategies to break barriers, DM me. 🧠For enriching resources, visit: masteringyoursavvy or luannhorobin.com #businessbuilding #innovation #money #leadershipdevelopment #reinventyourself

Gratitude is powerful—just like electricity. The more you generate, share, and express it, the more it grows and positively impacts your life and those around you. William Faulkner’s words remind us that gratitude must be an active practice. Let’s take a moment today to reflect on what we’re thankful for and express it freely. Gratitude isn’t meant to be stored up—it’s meant to be shared. What are you grateful for today?

Everyday heroes walk among us, quietly making a difference in the lives of others through acts of kindness, compassion, and selflessness. Today, I'm grateful for the unsung heroes who inspire us with their generosity and humility. Who is your everyday hero, the one who goes above and beyond to help those in need? Send them a card adorned with symbols of heroism and gratitude, expressing your heartfelt appreciation for their kindness and the positive impact they've had on your life and community. How have everyday heroes touched your life or made a difference in your community? Share your stories of heroism in the comments!

✨ As November comes to a close, let’s pause for a moment of reflection. This month has been about bold steps, gratitude, and growth. Now it’s time to carry those lessons forward and set powerful intentions for what’s next. 💡 Take a moment to reflect: What bold steps did you take this month? Who or what are you most grateful for? What’s your bold intention for December? 💫Let’s inspire each other! Drop one reflection in the comments and connect with someone who shares theirs. Together, we can close November on a high note and step boldly into the next chapter. #NovemberReflections #BeBold #TheSparkleFactor #GratitudeMatters #BoldIntentions #EndOfMonthReflection

Take a moment to appreciate and celebrate your body today! Which 5 parts of your body are you most grateful for? Let's focus on the positives and spread some self-love. Remember, everybody is unique and beautiful in its own way. Share in the comments below and let's embrace the power of gratitude together! Check out our current offerings at https://lnkd.in/ePxuvqzy

I am running out of time. (And so are you.) Every day lived is a day closer to departure. Yet, we live life in: - the past: filled with regrets and what-ifs - the future: basing our happiness on what is yet to come. We forget the present. All we have in the moment eludes us as we constantly seek for more. Yes, we all want more. It's in the nature of humans. But what will more mean when we are no more? This week, let's shift our focus: • Live in the Present: Savor the little things, be fully engaged in what you're doing, and appreciate the beauty of now. • Practice Gratitude: Reflect on what you're thankful for, big or small. Gratitude grounds us and fosters joy. • Stack Happy Memories: Create positive experiences that you'll cherish for years to come. Today, I hope you remember to: 1. Count your blessings; 2. Name them one by one; 3. And see how far you've come. The past is a lesson. The future holds promise. But the present is the gift. Let's receive it with open hearts and make it count. ♻️ Like and repost if you're inspired. P.S. Wondering what I am grateful for today? Check my pinned comment. Share yours too. Let's inspire each other!

"Gratitude turns what we have into enough. Take a moment today to appreciate the simple joys, the supportive souls, and the lessons learned. Let's cultivate a heart full of gratitude and watch how it transforms our world. What are you grateful for today? Share below! 🌟 #Gratitude #Thankful #CountYourBlessings"

Don't wish anyone a "Happy Memorial Day," Here's why: Today is Memorial Day in the US, and it's crucial to be mindful of cultural differences, especially in a global workplace connected with US companies or American individuals. ❌ Here's why you shouldn't say "Happy Memorial Day": • Memorial Day is a day of mourning, not celebration. • It honors the brave men and women who gave their lives in service to the nation. • It's an opportunity to reflect on the sacrifices made for freedom and democracy. ✅ Instead of saying "Happy Memorial Day," here are three alternatives: • Wishing you a meaningful Memorial Day. • Enjoy the long weekend and the day of remembrance. • Have a special Memorial Day. Stop repeating everything you hear or read; invest some time in understanding the cultures of those who work with you. It enriches you and makes you a better human being. --- Enjoy this? ♻️ Repost it to your network and follow Antoni Bustamante for daily doses of inspiration, valuable leadership insights, and stories to keep you motivated! #Leadership #CulturalRespect #MemorialDay

Afternoon Dose of Gratitude: close proximity "The grateful mind is constantly fixed upon the best: therefore it tends to become the best; it takes for the form or character of the best, and will receive the best."   ~ The Science of Getting Rich by Wallace D. Wattles Every day, there's so much in our careers, business, and entrepreneurial endeavors to be grateful for, you just have to pay attention and be intentional about it. Every day I take a few moments to go live on Facebook to share big or small moments from my day and life that I'm grateful for. LinkedIn Article: “A Message of Gratitude”. Link in the comments.